Long before the wooden replicas, Illibuck was an actual turtle when first introduced to the Ohio State rivalry with Illinois. He would die in the care of the Illini soon...
In a career defined by dominance, no performance from Orlando Pace matched that description more than his 1995 game against Illinois in which he recorded 10 pancake blocks.
In 1981, in Ann Arbor, Art Schlichter capped two long drives with TD runs and OSU's defense came up huge, giving the Buckeyes a 14-9 victory and a share of the B1G title.
A College Football Playoff-type system was rejected in 1975 by Woody Hayes, among others, due to concerns that it would lead to an excessively long season and its effect on other...
In Ohio State's first and only appearance ever in the Alamo Bowl, the Buckeyes thumped Oklahoma State 33-7, Ted Ginn Jr. put on a clinic and Mike Nugent set a record.
In 1996, David Boston scored one of the most unique touchdowns in football history on a punt return against Pittsburgh with only seven Buckeye teammates on the field.
Woody Hayes destroyed the down markers in Michigan Stadium following what he believed was a missed defensive pass interference penalty on an interception in 1971.
As Ohio State hopes to at least tie its previous record for most players from one school selected in a single NFL draft, look back at the Buckeyes’ historic day in 2004.
Katie Smith's game-tying layup with five seconds remaining in regulation helped lift the Buckeyes to an overtime victory over Iowa in the 1993 Final Four.
Warren Amling earned All-American honors in consecutive seasons for Ohio State football while he helped lead Ohio State basketball to Final Fours in the same calendar years.
One week ago, Bowling Green State named Eddie George as its head football coach. The 1995 Heisman Trophy winner scored his first Ohio State career touchdown against the Falcons.
Ohio State used a goal-line stand to secure a comeback win over Michigan in 1954, a game the Wolverines dominated throughout much of the first three quarters.
After a legendary college career at Ohio State, Orlando Pace accomplished the rare feat of being the top selection in the NFL Draft as an offensive lineman.